Managing and Configuring Cisco VoIP Devices

This chapter examines how to configure voip using a variety of methods: voip telephony setup dialog, manualconfiguration of the router for Cisco CallManager Express (CME), a partially automated process, QuickConfiguration Tool (QCT), and Cisco Network Assistant. Each of these methods is addressed in a lab thatallows you to explore each one so that you can determine the most appropriate method or tool to Telephony IP AddressesNo matter what method of configuration is used, a Cisco IP Phone needs an IP address and a configurationfile to operate. An IP address is normally assigned using DHCP. A DHCP pool of addresses can be createdon the router or on a separate server. In these labs, the DHCP pool is created on the router. When eithermethod is used, the CME router has to be able to let the phone know the IP address of the router or serverthat can provide the IP address.

The objectives of this lab are as follows: Cable two Cisco IP Phones to a switch/switch module. Provide power to the phones using either method of connectivity. Configure Cisco CallManager Express. Configure two IP Phones using the telephony-service setup dialog routine. Verify IP Phone registration and connectivity. To perform this lab, you need …

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